All Courses

  • CNS-5621-999 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing and majors only. This course gives students the opportunity to apply all of the concepts and topics from the program and create a project plan and proposal. Students will work with industry professionals and with fellow classmates in the development of the final project. (F, Sp)

  • CEES-5103-999 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing or permission of instructor. This course examines the evolution of water policy in the United States and the substantive roles that federal and state water resource institutions have played. Students will gain an understanding of the legal and institutional frameworks within which water resources are managed and the broader implications of climate change for water security. (F)

  • ISE-5783-999 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing in ISE or DSA. This course is designed to help everyone improve their ability to lead when in formal leadership roles and when in roles where influence is needed to achieve high-performing teams. This course is to prepare students to exercise leadership as influencers when in not in formal leadership roles, and to be able to excel as leaders. (F)

  • SCM-5562-997/999 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing; departmental permission; and SCM 5402 or concurrent enrollment; and SCM 5422 or concurrent enrollment; and SCM 5522 or concurrent enrollment. Supply Chain is truly global in today's world markets, and an up-to-date perspective is needed as the world is changing daily. Logistics is a key driver of globalization, and a facilitator of international trade and development with an ever search for excellence. We will focus on interdependent flows: materials, data, and resources worldwide, with a lens on quality and distinction. (Irreg.)

  • SCM-5572-995/997/999 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing; departmental permission; and SCM 5402 or concurrent enrollment; and SCM 5422 or concurrent enrollment; and SCM 5522 or concurrent enrollment. This course will provide an overview of analytical techniques used to model complex supply chain problems to address strategic, tactical, and operational issues. We will address how decisions relating to forecasting, resource allocation, transportation, project management, inventory management, and supply networks can be improved by analytical models. (Irreg.)

  • SCM-5602-997 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing; departmental permission; and SCM 5562 or concurrent enrollment; and SCM 5572 or concurrent enrollment; and SCM 5582 or concurrent enrollment. The student will gain an understanding of strategic sourcing and SCM and will develop critical thinking skills involving how the components of supply chain management work together to create value. The student will be introduced to decision analytic tools and their use in decision-making in SCM to develop an appreciation of the impact on the performance of the company. (Irreg.)

  • MIT-5352-997-995 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing and MIT 5602. Digital innovation, enabled by various information and communication technologies, is quickly changing the world around us. This course will provide an understanding of digital innovation-enabled transformations in the business environment, and how individuals and teams leverage such innovations to create value and gain competitive advantage for organizations. (Irreg.)

  • CNS-2813-001 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Majors only; CNS 1111 and CNS 2363; Corequisite (major only, not required for CNS minor): CNS 2811. Students will learn to read, find information, and interpret the drawings and specifications of typical construction projects. (F)

  • Estimating - FA25 (Sec 001)

    Prerequisite: Majors only; Junior Standing; CNS 2813 and CNS 1312. In this course we will learn the basic foundations of the estimating process and about the different components of a construction project estimate. These include: quantity surveying, estimate organization, direct and indirect costs, cost database use, and bid preparation. Students will create cost estimates using manual and electronic take-off estimating software. (F)

  • ENT-5111-930/935/937 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Graduate standing and departmental permission. The course will challenge students to look beyond traditional business practices by using entrepreneurial principles to create public good. The design of the course assumes that entrepreneurs are powerful agents of social and economic change who, if properly harnessed, can drive a sustainable economy and environment as well as improve the equity, health, and wellbeing of the population. (Irreg.)

  • ENGR-4223-997 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Senior standing or permission of instructor. Foundational survey course that considers both technical and sociocultural aspects of project management across the full project life cycle. (F, Su)

  • ENGR-4223-999/993 - Fall 2025

    Prerequisite: Senior standing or permission of instructor. Foundational survey course that considers both technical and sociocultural aspects of project management across the full project life cycle. (F, Su)

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